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FLOAT Drone: A Fully-actuated Coaxial Aerial Robot for Close-Proximity Operations
How to endow aerial robots with the ability to operate in close proximity remains an open problem. The core challenges lie in the propulsion system's dual-task requirement: generating manipulation forces while simultaneously counteracting gravity. These competing demands create dynamic coupling effe
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